(a) A mayor shall administer administrative district departments of Public Safety,
Public Works, Health, and such other departments or divisions thereof as may be
designated by law.

 (b) A mayor shall appoint, with the advice and consent of the District Assembly,
and may remove the heads of all administrative district departments.

 (c) A mayor, with the advice of the District Assembly, shall recommend a
proposed annual administrative district budget to the Governor; shall have the
opportunity to review the Governor's proposed budget before its submission to the
Senate; and may recommend amendments to the budget. Any budget
recommendation by a mayor shall be considered by the Governor and may be
rejected only for good cause.

 (d) A mayor shall be responsible for the enforcement of local ordinances
applicable to the administrative district.

 (e) A mayor, at any time, may recommend ordinances to the District Assembly
and express views on any matter before the District Assembly.

 (f) A mayor shall have other powers and responsibilities as may be provided by
law.

 Section 3. District Assemblies. There shall be a District Assembly for each
 legislative district of the Virgin Islands. The District Assembly of St. Croix and the
 District Assembly of St. Thomas shall be composed respectively of those district
 senators elected from the legislative districts of St. Croix and St. Thomas. The District
 Assembly of St. John shall be composed of the senator or senators elected from St.
 John plus four additional bona fide residents of St. John elected by the qualified voters
 of St. John. Each District Assembly may adopt ordinances which deal with local
 matters within its district; shall advise the mayors within its district on budget
 recommendations; and shall have other powers and duties, excluding the power to
 issue bonds, as may be provided by law.

 Section 4. Adoption of ordinances. An ordinance passed by a District
 Assembly shall be presented for approval or disapproval to the mayor of each
 administrative district that the ordinance will affect. If each mayor to whom an
 ordinance is presented either signs or fails to return the ordinance to the District
 Assembly within ten working days of its presentation, the ordinance shall take effect in
 accordance with its terms. If any mayor to whom an ordinance is presented
 disapproves of the ordinance, it shall be returned to the District Assembly within ten
 working days of presentation with a statement of objections. The District Assembly may
 enact an ordinance over the objections of a mayor by the affirmative vote of two-thirds
 of its members.